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rhoatm to tha Tarloua offlr 'ohn at.
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Jurlra: Ocorca J. Rptnra, of Paaquo
Ui county, aollcitor: Btnj. T. Hold
ing, of Franklin county, aharllT: J. W.
Hall, of Yadkin count v. clerk: Terry
A. t.yon, of Bladen county, coroner.
IWlh of !rs. ChappplL
Mr. Ella ChappelL lfa of Mr.
Charlea cbappell, died yesterday af
t.raoon at her home on waat Peaee
at reel. The funeral waa held from Ibe
reatdanoa thla afternoon at t o'cI.h
and tha Interment waa In Oakwood
cemetery. . 8h. leave, three children.
Don't let the baby auffer from
enema, aorea or any Itching of the
akin. Doan'a Ointment clrea Instant
relief, cares quickly. Perfectly safe I
ior cnuaren. au ornggisu kii it.
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ENTIRE ORIGINAL -NEW YORK AND LONDON PRODUCTION OF
THE k AMOUS MUSICAL SUCCEwSvS
SHE'S DAINTY
SHE'S PEMVRE
SHE'S CLEVER
SHE'S CHAIOltNG
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EXACT PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTION OF THE OPENING SCENE IN ."THE SCHOOL GIRL."
60-WELL KNOWN METROPOLITAN FAVORITES--60 .
. Carrie ReynoUla. i : HeteiM Bjrrae' Ai.-y Vs ' Artlrar- Woolejr ', , ' .'Robert Wj-the
Mabello Raymond ' . Harriet Merritt , Barry 'Maxwell J" ' Qua Vnnghan
Lucille Villlers , Gladys Coleman ' ' Blm Inlem , ' William J. Smith
Julia Brinkerof , ' Evelyn Cam Alamo Douglas , ,' Jerome Hayes
, AND THE ORIGINAL DALY THEATER SHOW GIRLS.
To get good seats secure them
. Price: 50c.
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Arts and Crafts Workers j
Meeting at Pinehurst
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rtyt it ntailrea kiiIii In the Iwulh
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alt I he foltoMi. runimlt:eee a a a
fnla4 Clialratan. alra M r J o
Rtoet, HMiBMMtX .laA., wri.'.i) Mia
Maud Bamma-ia. Uot,.n r Allen
Whltlna. lliiet,Ml. Mia Jane AiUmi.
Tliao: Charltia llenty Ki'Ji Kama
Barbara, twl: Mra Kurw D Hard
MUldlaton. Oa.; Gualaf Htukl. r. Kra
cuae. N. T . Kla-wid Wioxlaaid. Ne
Orleans; Mra. N. T. Durgeaa. Nmfolk.
Va.; and Thomas B t'otter. Plnehurat,
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Thla committee la tmpoaerel with
fall authority to accept resignations aa
neceaaary. All varanclea, or Increase
Its membership to not more tnan Df
teea .and la requested to consider aud
report upon the following propositions:
To brine about a closer affiliation of
all arts and crafts workers of the en
tire country.
To consider the advisability of form
Ins; a national association to represent
these Interests, or broaden the scope
of an art. and crafts department of
some existing national organisation.
To act upon the Invitation of tha
Jamestown Exposition Company, to
advise with preference tu exhibitions
and concessions In the arts 'and cm Us
village, which Is being erected within
its grounds.
Mra. M. T. Johnson, of Richmond,
Ind.. the chairman of the commute and
who Issued the call for the meeting. Is
chairman of the Arts ant Crafts De
Pavrlmeat of tha American. .Civic Aseo.
elation. She haa developed the Inter
M ATTRACTION
11 13 EXTRAORDINARY!
FRIPAY,
FEBRUARY 2.
THE SCHOOL
early.Sale begins Wednesday, '
to 91.80, 'Oarrias
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and lartutel ,n i-iiui atloi Hi uJ ,t it
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pKimlnent amung ,lhrr u.ii!ilr ,.f
the conimlttee la Mrs Kugn I' Mul l
of Middletitn. i!a , tbe d n i i -J hr
Carnegie fiee travrllng llhiM. hi' h
tioa cuter eight humtie! ti.wit in
tlx or eight of the fwiorfei -..uiiurn
rtyes Thin oik. nmitng I it-.r iIt
tenilon of Mr. Anirra. I'arti'K" in
Haled a aupimrl a hlch he h alucc
given io freely and In hi. h hr lm
expreaaed great Interest heoauae II
reached a people who could rvt acure
the advsntarea of auch libraitea a he
waa establishing In the more .i.ih
nits communities.
Mr. F. Allen Whiting. Is the director
of the Massachusetts Arts and Craft
Shop, Hoston, snd was In charge of
the Arts and Craft Exhibit t the St
Louis Exposition, which wss given a
place in the Fine Aits Building: a
recognition not prevloualy received.
Mr. Charles Henry Eaton, of Hanla
Barbara. Cal.. Is oneof the best known
arts and crafts worker. In the coun
try, and his producta have always re
ceived high recognition whenever
shown.
Mr. Ouster 8tlckley. of Syracuse, N.
V.. ta the publisher of The Craftsman,
and direct of of the well known Aits
GIRL
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SHE'S .PERT
SHE'S PRETTY
SHE'S REAI
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' ' Free list suspended.
11 P. M. , .
am iinl at aa m aa aa.t
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. wtua aa nta ata a al
Hha
PcrkviiCil pihs vs iU cctti'm?)' mike xu b-? our rJ koks, irvi qukkly hukc
-ou o'J, bcfife our time. Do not sdfef. Refuse uka vwini. You can be curcl uni
our (u:v:tkns nuie as rcuhr, easy and piLnlcs, as ruture meant Uem to be as nature
planned all our (unctions, Lke digestion, hfcathiry, etc., to tv.
When vj sufftt perkidical pains, like hcaAuhe. tvickache. drarin'n
tions, pain in legs, arms, side, etc., it Is tveausc xur weak (mule parts are in need of a tonic,
trntvi!lgiveUmemtunlstrrwhkhth hck. This tm will findinWinaclCawUU
the cenuine. old. remedy and sjciik. for female disease, which, for over 70 years, has
been in comtant use, in thousands of families throughout Ue cuuntry. during which time it :
has been of uxjnderful benefit to over a million women. Try
YOUXG AND OLD
ajegad a am aa at aa.a fw I
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tag ag.aa
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lmn.1i. raft wk. n' iht'us' ' !
I.. it. many anrtaj a4:i, mem hatt lii
mah'KM la varWH .11 in
Ml Kloinld Von4Bi.l liiwtol ..(
Ili art depart men! f i'.i Nftmrnb
s. h'Ki al New rlei , ). made thla
Ii.hiI tha laadlng exi- in-. i "f applieti
an In the Hnulk. Its ei'uMi. n.tarialily
i-ri.iiig high nv"'! fi'iin em
Jirl 1 1
Mis Neva F. Buir-". 'f Noifolk,
. hat tx-rn reapi.i. .!.,. r.r the de-
ilopmi nt of home li.iu.mrt in this
immedtste section. Hi i x.nk hat tieen
along the Unas laid U"n t the arts
and crafta wornare. rt...l that a lar
ger range ha. hen ii.ilnMied by not
plaWng so high a tlun.Ui.l of cxcel
Irnre as to exclude ih"- who hste
not been trained by ftei workers.
The object of the aii and craft a
workers la to develop the Inventive
genius and art' lnun-it "f the In
dustrial workera, ftpecially In the
home .and to altcoumfi them to util
ise materiala In pii'iluiinx home fur.
mailings and ornament, much In the
aame manner aa wan done In the early
days, before the Invention of machfh
ery. By ao doing they hope to rals.
he standard of pulili' tte so as to
lead to n marked liiiii"vement In the
way of artistic treeunent by marhli.e
worker, and It la otiiudanlly expected
that the formation if a national or
ganisation -will reKuit In quickening of
Interest through. mi the entire country.
TEACH Kits ASSEMBLY.
Raleigh Invites the Body to Meet
Here Next Summer.
The executive i ummlttee of the Htnte
Teachers' Assembly1 met last nltrht In
tha office of the Suiierintendent of Pub
lic Instruction, nil the members being
present. These were: W. T. Whit
sett, president. 11. D. W. Connor, sec
retary: R. T. Viinn. F. L. Stevens and
J. I. Foust.
A commitee from the Chamber of
Commerce, consisting of President Jos
eph G. Brown, secretary, R. M. Phil
lips, C. J. Paiki r. C. J. Hunter and Jo
ephus Daniels, appeared before the
executive commit tee and extended an
invitation to the North Carolina Teach
ers" Assembly to hold their annual June
meeting In this iiv.
The executive committee extended Its
thanks to the chamber of Commerce
committee for Raleigh's cordial invi
tation to ha Assembly to hold Its 1906
session in Raleish .and then went into
executive session. The decision will
be unnounecd in n few days. It Is
understood that charlotte has made
Inducements to Inve the Assembly
meet there.
LECTVRKS ENDORSED.
Supt. Stephenson Hopes 'Many Will
Hear Cash Register People.
"I wish that every' young man and
young woman in Halelglt, especially
every facory boy and girl, could have
heard the lecture on village Improve
ments by tne representative of the Na
tional Cash ' Register Company," said
Rev, R. s; Stephenson, superintendent
of the Associated Charities to-day. "I
shall strive to have many of our poorer
people out for the lecture at 8:30 to
night In, the Academy of Music. The
lecture will not only be Interesting but
Will be of great benefit, in teaching the
people how to improve .their homes."
3UST
ONE
W O R D that word Is
it refers to Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills and
EalEANS HEALTH.
; Are you constipated' . ; -'
. r Troublea with indlgcstioar
" Sick headacbe'r .. ... v
Vtatigo? - U I
Bilious'r , ' .,
- ' Insomnia? . v -ANY
of these symptoms and many others
Indicate inaction of the LIVER.
Take No Substitute.
VIISE
:0F
Tas U
BIG SPECIAL SALE
HEN'S UNDERWEAR
4.00
2.50
3.00
Lee &
Reliability
on Prescriptions
PURITY,
ACCURACY
AND
QUALITY
I'setl without stint will be the means
of giving onr Drug Store an enviable
reputation.
LET IS FILL YOCR
PRESCRIPTIONS
WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS.
S"e TUCKER
DRUG CO.
AT CROWE'.L'S OLD STAND
The Crowell
Sanatorium
i
For the treatment of Whiskey, Mot
pblne, etc., and Nervous Diseases. AL
kinds of electricity, electro-massage,
various kinds of baths, etc. Special
apartments and nurses for lady pati
ents. All modern improvements.
S. M. CROWELL, M,'
Superintendent,
!No. 8 W. Third St.. Charlotte, N. C.
! DR. OREKN I,. RE A,
When in need of Groceries call
J. E. RUDY & CO.,
CASH GROCERS,
No. 108 East Hargett Street.
'Phones: Raleigh 181, Interstate 569.
Rest Patent JHour, barrel. .$."5.73
Half Patent Flour, barrel. . . 8.00
Arburkle Coffee, pound.... 15
Granulated Sugar, Oc. ; 10-
Mund lots ....... v , ... . iw
Water-Ground Meal, peck ... 80
Busy Bee Hams, ponnd ..... 15
Pig Feet, pound . ",Vi
Pickled Tripe, '; pound ...... 7
Pickled Chltling, pound 10
Try onr Butterfly Coffee, 1-
pound cans, per pound. , i 25 f
J. E. RUDY & CO.,
CASH GROCERS.
YOU'VE TREED THE REST, NOW
, TRY .THE BEST.
O.TEY
1 & Son, .Bsvrbers
The . Yarboroiigh House
WE SHALL OFFER FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS A
LARGE QUANTITY OF MEN'S UNDERWEAR AT
Prices Never Before Known Here
FOR FIRST-CLASS UNDER GARMENTS.
THE SALE WILL CONSIST OF
$5.00 Suits all Wool for $3.75
(e
ti
" Silk Plush "
Broughtpn;
NO POOR LAUNDRY WORK HERE
Our only ambition ia to produce auch Laundry Work aa wiU meet
the approval of the moat particular person. We are not catering to tbe
tew, but to the greatest number to ail and the aame Magalflceat
finish, tbe same rare and attention is given every single piece whether
a towel or the finest Utce curtain. 1
OUT-OF-TOWN WORK SOLICITED.
OAK CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
(Out Banking Facilitisql
Are all that one conld wish. Oar
meet all requirements of our patrons, and all inducements are
offered the public that are consistent with sound banking. De
potdtors are assured of every ourtesy possible. We strive to merit
your business by offering such facilities as will meet your wisheav
Carolina Trust Company.
.rV ft,,&.M ,jf
X W- W., WrfW-
DO YOU KNOW THAT $2.50 PAID WEEKLY WILL
CARRY $1,000 STOCK IN
The Raleigh Building and Loan Association
SMALLER AMOUNTS IN PROPORTION.
Series No. 1 has closed Avitk upwards of Six Hun
dred shares, representing more than $60,000 at maturity.
Series No. 2 opens April 7th. Subscribe now.
OFFICE AT TUCKER DRUG COMPANY'S.
(Formerly Crowell's Drug Store.)
THOMAS B. WOMACK, President.
W. 5. WILSON, Sec'y arid Treas.
Supreme Court
VOLS. 137th AND 138th
Price $1.50,
Some recent reprints, with
Vols. 10, 21, 47, 48, 40, 54, 55, 56,
Vols. 51 and 80 ready in a few days.
Public and Private Acts, 1905,:
Now Ready. Price, $!. 50 and $1.80, Postpaid.1 " ,
NEW, CODE now ready. Your, orders solicited. '.
ALFRED WILLIAMS & CO.
Ycr.ifs
Wttvl
2.75
1.75
2.25
capital is sufflciently strong to v S
At .Jlr.aiaal J
w- V- V M- V M M M9
REPORTS NOW ON SALE.
or $1.80 Postpaid..
annotations
by
Chief Justice . Clarks,
57, 58,
50,
0 and 71st and 81.
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